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Fun fact: John Cale, formerly of The Velvet Underground, who Siouxsie heavily admires, produced five of the songs on The Rapture lp. She also covered Cale's song Gun on the Looking Glass album and The Creatures went on tour with Cale in 1997.

10. Enigmatic Ocean - Jean-Luc Ponty 9. King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown - Augustus Pablo 8. The Survivors' Suite - Keith Jarrett 7. Suicide - Suicide 6. The Idiot - Iggy Pop 5. Zombie - Fela Kuti 4. Heart of the Congos - The Congos 3. "Heroes" - David Bowie 2. Low - David Bowie 1. Aja - Steely Dan

10. The Royal Scam - Steely Dan 9. Sad Wings of Destiny - Judas Preist 8. Still Life - Van der Graaf Generator 7. Super Ape - The Upsetters 6. Bright Sized Life - Pat Metheny 5. Zoot Allures - Frank Zappa 4. Black Market - Weather Report 3. Songs in the Key of Life - Stevie Wonder 2. Africa Brasil - Jorge Ben 1. Romantic Warrior - Return to Forever

Oasis are my favourite band and the reason I am into music. They changed my life. I enjoyed this video and it was very well balanced. Good commentary and critique was reasonable and all sensible too. My Oasis album ranked: 1 WTSMG 2 Definitely Maybe 3 Be Here Now 4 Don’t Believe The Truth 5 SOTSOG 6 Heathen Chemistry 7 Dig Out Your Soul With both HC and DOYS half the album is amazing, half the songs are right up there - but the lesser songs are very weak and just not good enough for Oasis’ standards. Still, DOYS at 7th is a pretty good listen - it’s a different sound, style and vibe but the five great songs are wow (Shock of the Lightning, Falling Down, Waiting for the Rapture, The Turning, Bag It Up) Oasis are brilliant

Number 1 is the Scream honestly. Brilliant and sublime

6- supergrass (still love this album) 5- I should coco 4- diamond hoo ha 3- road to Rouen 2- in it for the money 1- life on other planets None of these albums are bad and all have amazing tracks on them just some are better than others Top ten songs are 10- it’s not me 9- Lenny 8- lose it 7- moving 6- St. Petersburg 5- can’t get up 4- funniest thing 3- Mary 2- caught by the fuzz 1- pumping on your stereo

10. Timeless - John Abercrombie 9. Inventions for Electric Guitar - Manuel Gottsching 8. Horses - Patti Smith 7. Mothership Connection - Parliament 6. Believe It - Tony Williams' Lifetime 5. One Sie Fits All - Frank Zappa 4. NEU! '75 - NEU! 3. Rubycon - Tangerine Dream 2. Another Green World - Brian Eno 1. Godbluff - Van der Graaf Generator

Be Here Now isn't as bad as everyone makes out. Standing on the shoulder of giants is far worse.

10. Here Come the Warm Jets - Brian Eno 9. Apostrophe - Frank Zappa 8. Big Fun - Miles Davis 7. Relayer - Yes 6. You - Gong 5. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway - Genesis 4. The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage - Peter Hammill 3. Mysterious Traveler - Weather Report 2. Rock Bottom - Robert Wyatt 1. Red - King Crimson

1. The head on the door 2. Three imaginary boys 3. Seventeen seconds 4. Kiss me, Kiss me, Kiss me 5. Japanese Whispers 6. Disintegration 7. Pornography 8. The Top 9. Faith Don´t know the rest good enough

As far as I know, Hooky didn't leave the band ... the band split up in 2007, and then at some point the other three reformed the band without telling Hooky. How anyone can rate Movement below a #3 spot, is beyond me. Personally PCL is my number 1 and Movement a close 2nd.

10. In a Glass House - Gentle Giant 9. Innervisions - Stevie Wonder 8. Conference of the Birds - Dave Holland 7. Over-Nite Sensation - Frank Zappa 6. Faust IV - Faust 5. Head Hunters - Herbie Hancock 4. Selling England by the Pound - Genesis 3. Future Days - Can 2. Larks' Tongues In Aspic - King Crimson 1. Birds of Fire - Mahavishnu Orchestra

10. Let My Children Hear Music - Charles Mingus 9. Sahara - McCoy Tyner 8. Per Un Amico - Premiata Forneria Marconi 7. Ege Bamyasi - Can 6. Return to Forever - Chick Corea 5. Foxtrot - Genesis 4. On the Corner - Miles Davis 3. Octopus - Gentle Giant 2. Zeit - Tangerine Dream 1. Close to the Edge - Yes

10. Nursery Cryme - Genesis 9. First Utterance - Comus 8. Faust - Faust 7. There's a Riot Goin On - Sly and the Family Stone 6. Fragile - Yes 5. Live-Evil - Miles Davis 4. Journey in Satchidananda - Alice Coltrane 3. Pawn Hearts - Van der Graaf Generator 2. The Inner Mounting Flame - Mahavishnu Orchestra 1. Tago Mago - Can

10. Red Clay - Freddie Hubbard 9. Yeti - Amon Duul II 8. Expansions - McCoy Tyner 7. Third - Soft Machine 6. Desertshore - Nico 5. Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Emerson, Lake and Palmer 4. H to He, Who Am the Only One - Van der Graaf Generator 3. Ptah, the El Daoud - Alice Coltrane 2. Exuma - Exuma 1. Bitches Brew - Miles Davis

A Head Full of Dreams is overproduced schlock...worst by far

Pressure machine to low.

Spot on with your battle born placement and summary

Strongly disagree with you over "And Then There Were Three". That's one of their best! I also disagree with "Invisible Touch". That should be much higher. Great album! My worst to best list would be: 1. Calling All Stations (1997) 2. From Genesis to Revelation (1969) 3. We Can't Dance (1991) 4. Wind & Wuthering (1976) 5. Abacab (1981) 6. Trespass (1970) 7. Genesis (1983) 8. Foxtrot (1972) 9. Invisible Touch (1986) 10. ...And Then There Were Three... (1978) 11. Nursery Cryme (1971) 12. Duke (1980) 13. A Trick of the Tail (1976) 14. Selling England by the Pound (1973) 15. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway (1974)

You'll get no arguement here about your top two. I love Kiss in the Dream House but at your bottom end, Join Hands is my least favorite. I'd put Through the Looking Glass ahead of it. I'k\d also flip L\Kaleidoscope and Juju.. Happy House is a terrible single.

The thing that doesn’t help 10 Songs is that it was released during Covid, meaning that they couldn’t tour the album. When the restrictions where lifted, they rarely played any of the albums tracks live

Russell does NOT sound like Bernard Butler!

Please take away that awful Union Jack

‘Scattered’ on Phobia is a great song!

12 its my fav of all time 😢, are kidding me

I like Hannibal more than silence of the lambs.

"Reproduction" for the win this time, it was the proper choice. Did not like the ON or Travis ones very much. Like the singles from Cast but did not know John Power went solo, only had a quick listen but had some good ones on it, he knows how to do catchy songs. For next time, "The Original Soundtrack' by 10cc from 1975

Considerations for next time:- Stray Cats - Stray Cats (1981) or Chris Isaak - Silvertone (1985)… I totally forgot yesterday, have a good one, going away myself this week...🙂

Eccentric ranking but props for being different. 1. Automatic for the People 2. Reckoning 3. Murmur 4. Life’s Rich Pageant 5. Monster 6. Out of Time 7. New Adventures in Hifi 8. Fables of the Reconstruction 9. Green 10. Document 11. Up 12. Collapse Into Now 13. Accelerate 14. Reveal 15. Around the Sun

Subscribed anyway, thanks for the video!

I agree with 90% of what you said and rankings but come on ….Sinister is number 1

ATTW3 being 3rd worst album is actually a bit of a joke. I wonder if you are even a Genesis fan or a fair commentator in that you haven't really listened to this album properly. Down and out, Burning Rope, Deep in the motherlode, say its alright joe, the lady lies - all better than anything on the post Duke albums with the possible exception of domino, home by the sea and dodo\lurker and me and sarah jane. ATTW3 is easily the most underrated Genesis album and although it does have some poor moments like ballad of big and follow you, follow me, it also has some real highlights that should not be ignored. To think that this is a worse album than we can't dance is baffling to me. The same arguments you made about we cant dance are all magnified when compared to ATTW3 and the highlights are nowhere near as high.

new wave and synth pop?

13. Three Imaginary Boys 12. The Cure 11. 4_13 Dream 10. Bloodflowers 09. Kiss Me 08. 17 Seconds 07. Wild Mood Swings 06. The Top 05. Head on the Door 04. Faith 03. Wish 02. Pornography 01. Disintegration

I will post an album for next time early tomorrow... Thinking one of Chris Isaak's early efforts...🙂🙂

Boooooo... (But you knew that already, haha...) Cheesy synths? Don't care. Especially if I'm in the mood. "C'mon Collapse", "If I Get to Feel You", etc. - I could pinpoint the exact synths in question! Give me "Classic Orchestra Hit 001" preset, I don't care - the songs are fun & catchy! 😆 Weak melodies or whatever? Disagree. And the title track is better than any modern Incubus song - even many from the same era, and I like Incubus pretty well! Fight me, haha... That chorus is undeniably great, imho. Again, I *like* that the verses are backed by a cousin of the GoldenEye 007 "Cradle" theme! 😂 Sadly, I didn't get around to anything besides Travis this time around. That had its moments, and I think 2.5 is a little harsh, but yeah, expected a bit more. Didn't really feel the "L.A." connection at all! Been curious about that Human League album for years, and will also check out John Powers (and eventually Cast!) I'll stick with Bleed Like Me by Garbage for "next" time. The B-sides are definitely worth checking out too - at least treat yourself to "Betcha"! 😮🥵😆 Hey man, have a great vacation - and see you next time!! ✌

04… ON - Shifting Skin (2000)… I think that it’s ok… 3* 03… Travis - LA Times (2024)… Gaslight, Home, Raze the Bar, The River… It’s ok, it’s been over quarter of a century, ground breaking it is not, I would cherry pick the tracks that I prefer… 3* 02… John Power - Willow She Weeps (2006)… All My Days, Old Red Sea, St, Louis, Goodbye, Willow Weep, Jumpin' Bean… ‘All My Days’ was a favourite of my mums and was played at her funeral; I believe that an early version was recorded for Cast’s debut album ‘All Change’ but never made it… As with all the Cast /Power albums, I have my favourite tracks and just tend to put them all together as a playlist… There is plenty that I love by John Power no matter if it’s with Cast or solo… Cast was my favourite Brit band of the period and still my most listened to these days… I was lucky enough to buy the Japanese import with two extra tracks including one of my all timers ‘Black and White Rainbows’… As much as I like John Power/Cast, none of the albums would score full marks, yet I like them all (even ‘Beetroot’)… Divine Comedy, Pulp, Blur & Oasis all have five star albums, yet I would reach for my Power/Cast playlist before any of the others, not that I have an Oasis playlist!!… I like John’s voice but it does grate on me after a while… 3.5*… 01… Human League - Reproduction (1979)… Almost Medieval, Circus Of Death, The Path Of Least Resistance, The Word Before Last, Empire State Human, Zero As A Limit… Loved HL’s first two albums; ‘Reproduction’ & ‘Travelogue’, shame they split before ‘Dare’, I still enjoyed some of their output but it wasn’t the same… ‘Dare’ is probably the most famous album by them but personally I’m very indifferent about it … Ian Marsh & Martyn Ware went on to form Heaven 17 with Glenn Gregory, initially Marsh & Ware wanted Gregory as the lead singer of HL but he could not join at the time, enter Phil Oakey… I still love this album and compared to some others of the same period this still sounds fresh to me… For my money, this is the Human League’s best album… 4.5*…

i also like No Prayer 👍

I love "Join Hands".....

No.. I don’t agree with And Then there was Three…. Love that whole LP!!!!

Sad Professor off of Up is a strange, beautiful, underrated song. Electrolite off of New Adventures is gorgeous! Murmur will always be the number one album, probably because of how fresh and amazing it sounded at the time. You're right, the band sort of dismissed Fables as a misstep, which I disagree with. Patton Oswalt said something to the effet of "sorry, once you released Fables it became ours, and it's great." What happened to Reckoning?

Absolutely the right choice! Bravo!

Hey @tokyochuchu, I'd love to know where you would rank the last 2 albums, Torpedo and Black/Red! Great video

1.disintegration 2.the cure 3.pornography 4.wish 5.4:13 dream 6.kiss me kiss me kiss me 7.seventeen seconds 8.faith 9.wild mood swings 10.bloodflowers 11.boys don''t cry 12.head on the door 13.the top first six I ranked 10/10

I love that the narrator claims that they borrowed from Robert Smith's pop catchiness...so backward. He learned everything from from them

Also how can you rate Tinderbox over The Scream? Small minded and off base

I don't get yours and other music critics hate of Hyaena. Yes it was a slight mess but 3/4 of that album is beautiful psychedelic brilliance. Dazzle, Bella Donna, Swimming Horses, Pointing Bone

Great ranking, here’s mine!! 😁👍 From most to least: 1. “Abacab” 2. “Duke” 3. “A Trick of the Tail” 4. “Selling England by the Pound” 5. “Foxtrot” 6. “Genesis” 7. “Nursery Cryme” 8. “Invisible Touch” 9. “The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway” 10. “Wind & Wuthering” 11. “We Can’t Dance” 12. “And Then There Were Three” 13. “Trespass” 14. “Calling All Stations” 15. “From Genesis to Revelation” Let me know what you think, this was quite hard for me!! 😁👍

The murder of his father by his mother's lover.